as Asahi (DE-262) 1955–75 (then to the Philippines) as Hatsuhi (DE-263) 1955–75 (then to the Philippines) Transferred to the Netherlands as Van Amstel (F806) 1950 as Bitter (F807) 1950 as Van Ewijck (F808) 1950 as Dubois (F809) 1950 as Zeeuw (F810) 1950 as van Zijll (F811) 1950 Transferred to Peru as BAP Castilla; served 1951–1979 as BAP Aguirre; served 1951–1974 as BAP Rodríguez; served 1951–1979 Transferred to the Philippines as BRP Datu Sikatuna (PF-5); scrapped in 1989 as BRP Rajah Humabon (PF-11); retired in 2018 as BRP Datu Kalantiaw (PS-76); sunk during a typhoon in 1981 —cannibalized for parts —cannibalized for parts Transferred to South Korea as ROKN Kyong Ki (F-71); served 1956–1977 (then to the Philippines) as ROKN Kang Won (F-72); served 1956–1977 (then to the Philippines) Transferred to the Republic of China (Taiwan) as ROCN Taihe (太和) as ROCN Taicang (太倉) as ROCN Taihu (太湖) as ROCN Taizhao (太昭) Transferred to Thailand as HTMS Pin Klao (413) Transferred to Uruguay as Uruguay (DE-1); served 1952–1990 as Artigas (DE-2); served 1952–1988 Ships in Class See also List of Escorteurs of the French Navy List of ship classes of the Second World War List of naval ship classes in service References External links List of Cannon class Destroyer Escorts Cannon class Destroyer Escort - Photos USS Slater Frigate classes Ship classes of the French Navy